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Applications 
The MP System offers many options for recording surface, needle and fine wire EMG.
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Record and analyze EMG data to determine general muscle strength and fatigue from a variety of body locations.
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Solutions for freely moving subjects with the NEW BioNomadix wireless EMG module.
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Stimulate the muscle and record twitch data.
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Record facial EMG for startle response studies.
- Combine EMG recording channels with other data channels to display muscle contraction simultaneously with other physiological events.
- Integrate and/or filter raw EMG data during recording for immediate analysis.
- Correlate EMG activity with data from other sources, such as force plates, goniometers, and motion analysis equipment.
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Use Spike counting and frequency analysis software tools for post-aquisition EMG analysis.
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Video a subject while they perform a task and synchronize the video with the EMG data.
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BIOPAC's TEL100C remote monitoring system was used for the "Super Strength" episode on the National Geographic Channel.
The episode features Mark Phillipe—an America's Strongest Man winner—pulling a truck that is 85 times his weight while BIOPAC equipment measures EMG, breath-by-breath ventilation rate, heart rate, and load cell signal. |
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Advanced Features Active Electrodes and Fine Wire EMG
Automated EMG Analysis
Automatic Spike
EMG & Force
EMG Power Spectrum Analysis
Facial EMG & Startle Response
Good Laboratory Practice GLP
H-Reflex Methodology
Histogram Analysis
Integrated (RMS) EMG
Interface With Imaging Equipment
Median and Mean Frequency Analysis
Motor Unit Action Potential
Single-Fiber EMG
Synchronize With Video Capture
Application Details
Downloadable Templates
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Save the Quick Start to your hard disk (BIOPAC program folder recommended), launch AcqKnowledge, and open the file (change Files of type: to Graph Template, *.GTL). |
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